VWD eLottery - Clarification

[mally]

Hi All

I have read on many forums, posts making out VWD and e-Lottery to be a pyramid scam.

I'm hoping the details below may reassure people that this is not the case.

e-Lottery is now used by various organisations like the following

Newcastle FC
Sunderland FC
Margate FC
West Ham FC
Bolton FC
bangor fc
Yorkshire CC
Townhill Emperors FC
Southampton FC
Swindon FC
York City FC
SpireFM (Radio station)
and a few more big names out there who are e-lottery affiliates and gladly advertise it on their sites.

Heres Newcastle United's e-Lottery homepage Pic




And yes, you do get 88 lines a week for your £5. You're in a 49 player syndicate for £5, with 49 tickets. All 49 players have the same 5 numbers. If your syndicate matches the 5 numbers, you win the jackpot due to the guaranteed 6th ball number, and you share the jackpot amongst the 49 people. So say the jackpot is £1 million, because you have 49 tickets with slightly different combinations, the Prize money goes to £1.2million approximately, so you win more in essence.

The company only promote via affiliate members using Network Marketing or NM (sometimes known as Multi-Level Marketing or MLM) on the other hand is where a valuable product is bought by customers, and in turn, customers can opt to become distributors to other customers themselves (a bit like Avon, Kleeneze etc.). Of course, the business model takes on a pyramid shape, but the main difference between NM and the pyramid schemes is that people lower down in the pyramid have the potential to make MORE than those higher up. The National and EuroMillions Lotteries are a part of most people's lives, and with VWD, we increase customers' chances of winning by 702% (UK National Lotto) and 3600% (EuroMillions)!!!

Of course people will be interested. At £5/week for both the Wednesday and Saturday draws (UK National Lotto) and £5/week (EuroMillions), we meet the average price most people pay a week on the lottery for just ONE draw. Once you have a firm grasp of all the facts and figures and have some confidence behind you, you'll be able to interest prospects as if it’s second nature. For now, I'm going to give you my recommended reading and viewing list which I would like you to take a look at. The books I've listed can be picked up for next to nothing on eBay, and the films are easily purchased from retailers such as HMV, Play.com and Amazon.com.

Is It A Pyramid Scheme?

No and I'll explain why. The main difference between a pyramid scheme and the company I'm with is that a pyramid scheme has no product and you can only make money by introducing people into the pyramid. Pyramid Schemes are illegal, and I'd recommend staying away from them. At Virtual World Direct we have a fully legitimate product (approved by The Lotteries Council) and you don't have to join the business side of things if you don't want to. We're exactly the same as a company like Avon Cosmetics, except the only difference is that our products aren't physical, they are National and EuroMillions Lotto Multi-Win Syndicate Memberships.

Why Do I Only Have 5 Numbers? (UK National Lottery)
Because the 6th number is always guaranteed by Virtual World Direct. They do this by placing 44 tickets on the National Lottery draw which all have the same 5 numbers, but a different 6th number. That way, we have a 702% better chance of winning.

Why Do I Only Have 5 Numbers? (EuroMillions)
Because the ‘Lucky Star’ numbers are always guaranteed by Virtual World Direct. They do this by placing 36 tickets on the EuroMillions draw with the same 5 numbers, and then placing different combinations of the ‘Lucky Star’ numbers so that every possible outcome is covered to guarantee that they come up in every single draw. That way, we have a 3600% better chance of winning.

VWD e-Lottery are also governed by the http://www.lotteriescouncil.org.uk

The Lotteries Council is an organisation which is open to any organisation or person who promotes a lawful lottery and was formed 25 years ago with the aim of representing the common interests of fund-raisers large and small, in all areas from charities to sporting bodies, all of whom are working to comply with gambling laws.

Any questions please just ask or email me support @ joinalotterysynidcate.com

Mal